The calorie counts of the 2014 Xtreme Eating awards will give you a heart attack ... seriously

You can't finish a meal at The Cheesecake Factory without a slice of their famous dessert -- but you probably could do without the extra 1,500 calories it'll add to what surely was not a light meal in the first place. If you're one of those "I can eat whatever I want, I just exercise," types, you'll need to engage in 4.5 hours of calorie-busting aerobics to burn off that slice, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest.

When you're sitting down to a meal at one of America's classic chain restaurant establishments, you're probably not looking to skimp on calories. After all, restaurants like The Cheesecake Factory aren't known for hosting Weight Watchers meetings. But do you know just how bad for you a single meal is?

The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a nonprofit organization focused on being "the voice of the American public on nutrition, food safety, health and other issues," wants you to take notice. They put together the "winners" of this year's Xtreme Eating awards based on calories, saturated fat, added sugar and sodium. Here, the nine most unhealthy chain-restaurant meals in America.